The GSI TympStar Pro sets the clinical standard in middle ear testing. Learn how to implement new tests and utilize enhancements to maximize diagnostic testing.

It is important to perform screening evaluations to determine the need for more testing. This can include newborn hearing screening or screenings at a pediatrician or general practice physician’s office. Becoming familiar with the screening options offered by GSI will allow audiologists to advise other medical professionals on appropriate equipment for hearing screening. The purpose of this course is to provide an in-depth overview of the new screening products offered by GSI, the GSI Novus and the GSI Allegro.

GSI AMTAS software is available in two versions, AMTAS Pro and AMTAS Flex; both provide reliable automated hearing assessments, but are used in different testing scenarios. Detailed knowledge of the operation and integration of AMTAS Pro and Flex ensure maximum efficiency for audiologic testing.

This webinar offers an up-to-date review of acoustic reflex measurement, an objective test procedure, that provides information on auditory function from the middle ear to the brainstem. Topics include a description of acoustic reflex pathways, specific measurements such as threshold, amplitude, and latency, and a systematic summary of multiple evidence-based clinical applications.

The purpose of this course is to provide the latest information in immittance measurements with GSI TympStar Pro. The new features and enhancements to the TympStar Pro and Configuration Application will be reviewed.

The GSI AMTAS software connected to a GSI audiometer provides a reliable way to perform an automated assessment of hearing. The self-directed hearing test allows the patient to step through a complete audiologic exam including air conduction, bone conduction and speech with masking. Test reliability indicators and audiogram classification are also provided as well as EMR ready report.

Reliance on value added tests contributes to accurate diagnosis of hearing loss, appropriate and timely intervention, and optimal patient outcome. In this webinar, practical guidelines are offered for the application of value added tests in diagnostic audiology today.

OAEs are essential for successful hearing screening in the preschool population, especially for children under 4 years. This course reviews the importance of preschool hearing screening for successful EHDI (Early Hearing Detection and Intervention) programs and a strategy for hearing screening of young children that relies heavily on the use of OAE technology.

This presentation will provide novel insights to the application of temporal processing tests and related neuro auditory mechanisms. This information will expand the utility and interpretive acumen of those using these procedures. 

This course is designed to educate audiologists on the practical workflow for patients who require cochlear implants. From FDA and Medicare requirements to pre op and post op evaluations, audiologists will gain a clear understanding of the cochlear implant process.